The PearsonSpecter law office has been 'Litt Up' in Suits' midseason finale. After being kept in the dark for many years, Louis Litt (played by Rick Hoffman), have finally learned about Mike Ross's (Patrick J. Adams) bogus identity. He found out that Ross didn't go to Harvard and Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres) and Donna Paulsen (Sarah Rafferty) knew about it all along. And in true Louis nature, he's not going to let this one go.
"Pearson Specter Litt," he said in the last episode. Litt is going to use this knowledge as a leverage to have his name put beside Harvey's and Jessica's.
Litt's revenge is definitely a great story line to follow once the show resumes on winter. But for executive producer Aaron Korsh, there's a lot more to watch out for in the show other than Litt's wrath. Korsh said that the stain on relationship between Mike Ross and Rachel Zane isn't clean yet. The couple almost split up after Rachel admitted that he kissed Logan (Brendan Hines), her former lover. They reconciled in episode nine but not all water is under the bridge yet according to Korsh.
"We didn't touch on them in the finale ... but it's going to rear its head again and that's part of the healing process. They're together now, but you just don't forget something like that," Korsh told TVGuide.com.
"She made a mistake; she's a human being. Sometimes I read a few tweets and I think, 'I wonder what percentage of the people who are so vehemently angry have never made any mistake ever,' and it's nowhere near close to 100 percent. So it would be nice if they would judge her a little less harshly. Part of the reason we threw it in there is it's drama. What we tried to do was get the emotion of one of them being unfaithful. It could've been a lot worse."
The executive producer added that aside from the SpecterPearson vs Litt and Mike and Rachel chaotic love story, there are three more divisive story lines they would explore.
